Three Issues of Crap Hound Issues 6, 7 and 8 Sean Tejaratchi Show Tell Press Paperback Alternative Clip Art

Set of three issues of this staple-bound magazine of alternative clip art and social philosophy by Sean Tejaratchi: Crap Hound #6 ; Death, Telephones & Scissors (2006). Contains a giant number of black and white graphics on the themes of death, telephones, and scissors. Includes TV Guide parody at rear. 100 pages. Revised Second Edition, 2006. Crap Hound #7: Church & State Part One (2007). Packed full of vintage and contemporary black and white graphics on the themes of religion and patriotism. More flags and crosses than you can shake a stick at! 98 pages. Out of print and hard to find. Crap Hound #8: Superstition (2011). Black and white and filled with graphics on the theme of Superstition: apples, astrology, birds, sharks, fish, ships, houses, horses, crows, clothing, Christmas trees, and more. 98 pages. Crap Hound is a picture book for discussion and activity. Black and white and packed full of graphics gleaned from commercial art and pop culture. "Between a brief introduction and the end credits, Crap Hound edited by by Sean Tejaratchi is pure imagery. Each page is filled with high-contrast art, culled from vintage catalogs, advertising, obscure books, and found ephemera. Although widely used as an art and design resource, Crap Hound warns, "Many images in Crap Hound are copyrighted by lawsuit-friendly entities. Remember that Crap Hound is a mixture of social commentary and somewhat overindulgent graphic design. It is not a means to trample the fragile rights of huge corporations. Remember: there's no "U" in copyright infringement. Crap Hound officially urges you to obey all laws, all the time." Crap Hound was first self-published in 1994, in Portland, OR, with a print run of 500. Since 2005 it has been published by Show & Tell Press run by Chloe Eudaly of Reading Frenzy. In 2010, Show & Tell began publishing expanded new editions of the original issues, as well as new issues." [Zinewiki].…